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Better Conditions or Longer Season?

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CaptainSlow
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Pretty simple question, would you rather have a shorter season with good conditions, or a longer season with ok conditions? Personally, I would want shorter with better conditions.
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May 15 2014 10:21AM
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John18_6
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Usually good conditions correlate with a longer season, making this thread pointless, unless the place you ski at closes unnecessarily early.
May 15 2014 10:27AM
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CaptainSlow
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john18061806Usually good conditions correlate with a longer season, making this thread pointless, unless the place you ski at closes unnecessarily early.


Forest Service Regulations
May 15 2014 10:31AM
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crimeenthusiast
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As much a skiing good conditions would be awesome a longer season means more skiing and more fun. Even if it is straight ice
May 15 2014 10:35AM
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Rparr
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I fiend for skiing so hard. So I'd take the longer season.
May 15 2014 10:38AM
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John18_6
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Graham.Forest Service Regulations


I know (tear).
May 15 2014 10:40AM
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Dorf.
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I'll take both
May 15 2014 3:59PM
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eheath
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Graham.Forest Service Regulations


But a resort ALWAYS stays open through their lease with the forest service, again making this question kinda stupid IMO
May 15 2014 4:21PM
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Jonsse
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May 15 2014 4:41PM
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Cyanicenine
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This question needs better parameters, like if you live next to a dryslope that's skiing 365 days a year, except you're never on real snow. Long season yet, probably not a trade most people would make.
May 15 2014 5:56PM
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John18_6
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Jonsse


Be real, not many people have the money to ski at mt hood every day.
May 15 2014 6:17PM
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kung_powpow
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I think there may be something called a "season pass" but it may just be crazy talk
May 21 2014 4:15PM
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Glone
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dangler2470I think there may be something called a "season pass" but it may just be crazy talk


Crazy talk
May 22 2014 8:12PM
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.nasty
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Graham.Forest Service Regulations


if you piece everything you've said together, you've basically said that shitty/ok conditions allow for resorts to stay open longer but if it's a great year they close early?

huh
May 23 2014 12:02PM
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